Linda Hartough Hand Signed and Numbered: "Artist Proof - 14th and 4th Holes, Carnoustie - Textured Canvas"
Artist: Linda Hartough
Title: 14th and 4th Holes, Carnoustie
Size: 21" x 36"
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered with COA, Limited to 50
Medium: Textured Canvas
About the Art:Carnoustie, as we know it today, had its first ten holes laid out by Allen Robertson in 1842 under the title of Carnoustie and Taymouth Golf Club. Twenty-five years later Tom Morris extended it to a full 18 holes. The first Open was played in 1931 and was won by an expatriate Scot, Tommy Armout. Henry Cotton won in 1937. The third winner of The Open at Carhoustie was acclaimed the greatest of them all, before or since, Ben Hogan in 1953. 1968 was won by Gary Player and the last victor was Tom Watson, who beat Jack Newton in an 18 hole play-off in 1975.
Title: 14th and 4th Holes, Carnoustie
Size: 21" x 36"
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered with COA, Limited to 50
Medium: Textured Canvas
About the Art:Carnoustie, as we know it today, had its first ten holes laid out by Allen Robertson in 1842 under the title of Carnoustie and Taymouth Golf Club. Twenty-five years later Tom Morris extended it to a full 18 holes. The first Open was played in 1931 and was won by an expatriate Scot, Tommy Armout. Henry Cotton won in 1937. The third winner of The Open at Carhoustie was acclaimed the greatest of them all, before or since, Ben Hogan in 1953. 1968 was won by Gary Player and the last victor was Tom Watson, who beat Jack Newton in an 18 hole play-off in 1975.
